COMMON SIGNS
Does this match your problem?
- The spare tire crank turns but the tire does not move
- The retaining bolt is rusted or seized
- A cargo panel or cabinet blocks access
- The cable lowers but the safety latch will not release
SPECIAL ROADSIDE PROBLEMS
Your vehicle has an underbody or cargo area spare tire, but the hoist, retaining bolt, cable, cover, or compartment will not release.
COMMON SIGNS
HOW WE MAY HELP
IMPORTANT LIMITS
A broken hoist, severe corrosion, damaged cable, inaccessible compartment, or vehicle modification may require repair shop service or towing. Removal is not guaranteed.
ANSWERS BEFORE YOU CALL
No. A seized hoist, retaining bolt, blocked compartment, or damaged mechanism creates extra labor and must be quoted separately.
That decision depends on vehicle design, safety, access, and customer authorization. It is not a standard service promise.
A flat or damaged spare is not safe to install. Towing or mobile tire service may be required.
Call with your exact location, vehicle information, and roadside problem.